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Show ft - THE CITIZEN June 5, ?ul 1968 Club Oxford Nan In Denver Harvey Burger's No Warren' 4 OXFORD Mr. and Mrs. justices have probably had tire political structure, was Gary Baker left Saturday more profound and lasting in- based on the idea of striking for Denver, Colo., fluence on their times and on a fair balance between the morning will enter the hoswhere he the direction of the nation needs of society and the right for a check up. pital individual." an most of than Presidents have Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Fisher had." Let's see, from his. He said this requires "perand Mrs. Annie Hatch drove balprevious utterances, what we' iodic examination of the can expect from Chief Justice-- : ancing process, as an engineer to Smithfield recently to visit their sister, Mr. and Mrs. e Warren Earl Burger. periodically checks the pres- Lionel Danielson, to plan the ;'had to workj Recently, in a commence-- 1 sure gauges on his boilers." Olson brother and sister day. TRENTON BRIEFS None can question that there ment address, he said: "Govhis way, Mrs. Cecil Fisher returned . colrecent in a. fos-ernments exist has years, b:en, to through chiefly Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Holt and . home from Salt lege and law tcr the rights and interests of parallel increase in legal len-- Lake Wednesday Mrs. Lola Littlcdike were Mowhere she visited City The crime. and he' to their citizens public iency protect, school; ther's day dinner guests of their homes and property,' more the High Court sought her daughters, Jean, Lucille, graduatedi Mr. Harvey with honors. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Holt of their persons and their lives. to insure the rights of indi-- , and Bessie and their families be-If the government fails in this viduals, the more individuals since Sunday. Like Mr. Nixon, Burger j Roy. Iievcs that the Constitution basic duty, it is not redeemed! have thumbed their noses at; Orin Hatch of Roy visited his mother, Mrs. Marie Hatch, means what it says, does not' by providing even the per-- : laws, law men and courts, for , feet of the said Thursday. "It. system has that, protection Burger interpreta-require personal of the rights of defendants in is a truism of political philo- -' Mr. and Mrs. Gary Baker tion. to Pocatello Thursday He believes firmly in law the criminal court." sophy rooted in history that drove U t llmm A' mil-- 1 MM.C ItCI Will I, HUB. TjVoi If I might presume to re- nations and societies often tIU 1.1,. and order. of le-their els Bridgeman and son Len And most meaningful to ev- - duce what he said to less l perish from an excess e and her daughter, Mrs. Jan--i basic own principle." English,! ery member of the legal pro- galistic not government's proper! Paradoxically, w is it too much ukKuauu xuui lie for nominee this fession, the, freedom destroys freedom. the home of Mr. and Mrs. highest judicial post in the function to protect the crimland was selected from among, inal at the expense of the rest Now our people are going to Paul Simmons to visit. be hearing less about freedom the ranks of the judiciary. He, of us. Friday Mrs. Lavona Hatch On that occasion, Judge and more about responsibility. visited and had lunch with was for 13 years a judge on No. Warren Burger's will be her aunt, Mrs. Elsie McCau-le- y the Federal Circuit Court of Burger said "our system of at Preston. Appeals for the District of: criminal justice, like our en- - no "Warren Court." Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Fraz-ie- r Columbia. and girls of Pocatello visPresident William Gossett; ited her brother, Mr. and of the American Bar Asso.,1 Mrs. Gary Baker, Friday. on not consulted the, though Mrs. Elsa Baker and son Ranselection, applauded it. He; Mrs! dy of Pocatello also visited at Dr. and Orvid R. Cut- ters and They ' Bakers Friday. the Bell AdeUa and Mrs. eluded Mrs. had their conservative." ed daughter, Keith Hatch and son Royce Mr. chil- - girls of Bountiful, and two Carol and Sessions, label is the That, too, just 15 FT. PULL TRAILERS of Logan visited his mother, which President Nixon has dren of Salt Lake City for the, and Mrs. Lyman Ballif and Marie Hatch, Saturday. of and son Mrs. Memorial weekend and Hooper, daughter accepted for himself. Mr. and Mrs. Claire Hatch A brother of Mrs. Utah. Allen Cutler Boise. of Aj CAMPERS I mention the importance of his parRiley Cutler, son of. ter's and his wife, Mr. and and daughter visited judicial experience. It has Dr. and Mrs. Clair Cutler of Mrs. Jack Carter and son of ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry ON OUR TRUCK OR YOURS always seemed to me that this Panama, arrived here last Nyssa, Ore., were here for Hatch, Saturday and helped highest tribunal should be a weekend to spend the sum- -, the holiday weekend visiting them move the cattle to the mecca for the members of mer YOUR VACATION WILL RE MORE FUN with his grandparents, with them and other relativ ranch. the legal profession. This Dr. and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hatch Mrs. Orvid R. Cutler. es. should be the epitome of all drove to Pocatello Sunday IN A CAMPER FROM attainment for the law school Mrs. Kenneth A. Crockett and had dinner with their son, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davis student, graduate, attorney, entertained for a large group of Salt Lake City came Fri Mr. and Mrs. Claire Hatch. judge. Yet too frequently these of relatives on Memorial day. day and stayed until Monday Mrs. Sharon Hatch and baby positions have been passed at a buffet luncheon. Invited with her sister and husband, returned with them to Presout as political spoils to men were Mr. and Mrs. DeMariMr. and Mrs. Elmo Keller. ton where she will visit her 296 NORHI STATE PITONE with little or no judicial pre- Davis and family of Rich-- , Saturday Mrs. Keller and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mark paration. field, Utah, Mr. and Mrs. Da- - Mrs. Crockett went to Poca-vi- d Andersen and family. On the W. Davis and children of tello to visit with their As the President said when CALL TODAY FOR RESERVATIONS way from Preston, the Hatch Mr. and Mrs. Keith ther and wife, Mr. and Mrs. es met their daughter, Marhe first introduced his nomiOgdenV. B. Larsen, and enjoyed garet and Albert Dickson and our chief Davis and daughter ofRandall nee to you, dinner with them. Sunday family, who had arrived earlMr. and Mrs. Max and Mr. and Mrs. Donald. Mr. and Mrs. Keller went to ier from Farmington to visit Randall and son of Idaho! Lanark, and visited with her parents. Falls, the Verl Randalls and; friends, Mr. and Mrs. David A pot luck lunch and were enjoyed at children of Blackfoot, Mr. and, Parker. of Mrs. Cecil Fisher home the A week ago last Thursday Saturday by Mr. and Mrs. Sharon Tanner, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Franzen, Mr. and Mrs. Barton Tanner, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tanner, Mr. and Mrs. mento, CalifRulon Head of Edgar Bros sard and Mrs. Bes Bremerton, Wash., and Mrs.) arkn na all rotirino Tt WAR sie Short, all of salt Lane Mrs. George Margaret Winward of Whit- Cliff Inn and City, Mr. and at of Rexburg, Mr. ensen Christ 60. Blair set for ney. 'places were and Mrs. Beau of Kaysville, Erne W . Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hawkes of Carter enjoyed a visit on Me-- j IIarol(i Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Darrel of Franklin gave mortal day with their daugh-- j a special tribute to Mr. Ward. Taylor of Provo, and Mr. and Carlson of Hyrum, David Jensen gave a tribute Mrs. Fred - the teachers. A. Mrs. Wilma Ward went toe with her daughter word of appreciation was also, Provo and family Thursday. "TO DREAM is who j Cox, to Douglas given Mr. and Mrs. Douglas FishHenderson. Mr. leaving, by TO DANCE" boys left last week for Mr. and Mrs. Ward were pre- - er andvacation. their as wen as a Presemcd by with sented gift Mrs. Althea Cox of Smith-fiel- d !the three retiring teachers. Mary Baer and The her son, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Reed Brenchley Mrs. visited Tueller School of Dance. Cox and family Curtis were present for the occasion, p.m. Saturday. Friday, June Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewiston First - Fourth TRENTON BRIEFS of Ogden and Mrs. John Andrew, son of Mrs Ward Church House Carver of Salt Lake left Monday Helena Andrew, Mr. and Mrs. A. visited PUBLIC LW1TED City for Lackland Air Force base L. Fisher and Mrs. Annie basic to begin Also Announcing classes training. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton (Ren-ni- Hatch Saturday. in Tap, Ballet, Jazz and Camobell of Sacramento, Precision Marching to visited Monday with Calif., 11th. begin July her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jos Registration June 27 enh Miller. from 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Mrs. Marie Dock spent Mo at 519 East Oneida, ther's day at Salt Lake City Preston with her son, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dock. Hie Preston Lady Golfers o Ball Thurshad their day morning, May 23, at the Country club. Hospitality was f at 9, at 8:30 and the o'clock. Each lady was pre-- , sentod with a crying towel before they went out on the course to play. Winners were: First Flight, Joan Johnson, June Rasmusscn and Phyllis Purccll. Second Flight winner was LaRac Merrill, and third flight winner was Colleen Martin. Novice was Billic Lou Butterfkld, and low putts Boo-Ho- Tee-Of- went to Ruth Nash. Commit- fly PAUL HARVEY tec members for the party For chief justice of the U. were Lorna Dunn, LaVene; S. Ada Supreme Court, President Alice and Cole, Morgan Nixon picked a man in his Hansen. Next Ladies Day will image. be June 6 at the Country Club Warren Bur-- : and it will be Power Drive ger, a Minne- Golf. t sota farm boy, j j r?own to-b- -, j j DON'T j shirt-sleev- uua, BUY ONE... RENT ONE Sociable Citizen in-l- sons-in-la- er : n, WEST MOTOR CO. 852-13- 37 : "... picture One of the most spectacular costumes in motion history is worn by Vanessa Redgrave as Queen Guenevere for the knighting of Sir Lancelot in "Camclot", the Mod-Mediev- al musical opening this week at time at popular prices. 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